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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-20

The Grand Army post at Fargo, Dakota,
passed resolutions condemning Clevelands
order for the return of the rebel flags, and
protested against his reported intention of
ordering the 4th of July to be returned to
the British, from whom it was captured
many years ago"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-20

Kansas City is supposed to hold over any
other city in America in the matter of filthy
dri hiking water. Omaha, however, is in
cllned to dispute Kansas City's superiority.
The Republican says: There is probably
no beef liver In Omaha hydrant water, but
after that we contest all claims of Kansas
City to superiority"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-20

The presidential party are fishing in the
streams of Northern New York, d the
people in that locality are greatly pleased.
Mrs. Cleveland has sly on her eye, and
now if Grover could have stone bruise on
his heel, the kids in the rural districts
would no doubt conclude the presidential
party were very natural beings.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-20

It cannot be shown that the interstate
commerce law has injured the railroads, as
it Is claimed. The railroads of Kansas are
in the height of prosperity, having earned
thus far this year 90 to 80 per cent more
money than in the corresponding period in
1886
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-20

&The opening of the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa FEES Galveston route spurs up the
Texas 81 Pacific in the same direction with
the announcement that it is ready to work
New York business to and from the Paci-
fc coast by the way of Galveston or New
Orleans
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-20

Within the next week the work of plac-
ing all electric wires in New York under
ground will begin, and be continued until
every street in the city has been cleared of
wires and their poles. The great city will
hardly know itself when relieved of the
unsightly and dangerous nuisance.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-20

The 1uka Traveller accuses Pratt com
pany Of doing banking business on two
hundred dollars and two gold watches, be-
sides robbing the county treasury. and then
expresses surprise that they should become
offended and stop their paper
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-20

Miss Susan B Anthony will spend the
month of October in Kansas, and, while in
the state, nine equal suffrage conventions
will be held, one at the home Of each of
our congressman and United States SEN
ators.-Capitol.
That lets Wichita cut
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-20

A farmer by the name of Quinn re-
moved rail from the track of the Wichita
Is Western railroad last week between
Kingman and Pratt, which came near
causing a dangerous wreck. Quinn had a
suit against the road and claimed to act on
the advise of his lawyer. The road did not
prosecute him, thinking the man was mis-
led by his attorney.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-20

Grace church of Kansas City, Mo-, pro
poses to erect house of worship with ad
jacent chapel and rectory, at cost not ex
ceeding Sll7, 600, and the vestry has ap-
pointed committee with power to select
and approve plans.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-20

Mike Murphy of Omaha, took a summer
tour for pleasure and the benefit of his
health When he returned home he cele
brated the event by getting drunk and
shooting at his wife
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-20
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

The Republicans OF Sedgwick county. Kansas, vii
ns county I've ,ne for the Of n1mn
h election this fall. viz:
County Treasurer.
Cos.S R1sister of Deeds.
County Surveyor.
"a !ownships and s ward. VIII Be entitled 70 the
rF.t WsrdM I deesates '-'1 '' '1'''A'
1econd Ward-Thirteen delegates.
a,sS W Wc1dTs5ts ssles as,ssa,e.
llflA Ward-Ffve delegates.
Attica -Four delegates.
Deaeno-Four delegates.
1gle-Pour delegates.
oseeiey-Six delegates.
Gr0t-seven delegates
Garden Plains s-Three delegates.
GsaAd River-Three delegates.
nnnois-Three delegates.
Lancoln-Four delegates.
Atnneha-Three delegates.
EssSarsevse ssls dsissates.
Ohio-Three delegates
PafH kTwo delegates.
Park W-Three delegates.
s s:ss;s S SGFs1ss a sssss;s:.
EAlem-Four delegates.
Uni0n-F1ve delegates.
vto1A-Three delegates
WSchitn-Seven delegates.
Woco-Ffve delegates.
valley Center, Y. C.-Four delegates.
Tailey Center, S Three delegates.
me central committee recommended tnal tne pii,,
~ ss1ss he held from 20 o'clock p. at the usual
voting place I'm each township. and In the wards OF
the city of Wichita from 10 O'CLOCK p. m.' Oh
Wodpesday the 3Ist day Of August
Arm1 hall. IL the city OF vienna ON SATURDAY, the
a day OF September 1887, commencing at 10 O'Clock
m. lt' -.
The central committee also recommends that the
oarfes In the first cornmiss ion district elect dele
80 who viii nominate commissioner for said dis
Efc{ou the adjournment OF the county convention
n order of the Republican county central COM
msffee H. L. TAYLOR. Chairman.
W. L McBEE Secretary.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-20

Topeka papers complain that their city
at the present time is oyerrun with thieves
and burglars. and thus it will be seen that
Topeka is coming into note as summer
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-20

The Caldwell wster works has gone into
the hands of receiver, and the people OF
that live little city now have hopes of soon
getting plenty of good pure wster.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-20
IeNashIp 0Meers.

Each Road Overseer should have
q Road Overseas Account Book, Re
csipt Book for Labor, Receipt Book
for Extra Work, and . Receipt Book
for Material Used.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-20

The Lyons Democrat says a field of
wheat in Rice county, threshed from the
shock yielded over twenty bushels per
acre.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-20
WILLIAM KIP,
CIVIL ENGINEER,
ROOM So- ). Il < KAN ST.
Wichita, Kansas.

Planting. subz.vttiI.S and Rarptrs done n A1y
locality ssoxf noS1ee- Plaxs and estimates fox Il
b lines. weEex works Ard sewerage. Prestrzizxxy
snrTsys and tocsrto1 ES3e- AL currpponfeSce
ruczrsly answered IlG
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
nouE MADE RrsIic WORK.

Any one Who s. sire. q rustic hansias
h,.kst. should get JOAN OF Willism a. ssw
GOT sight pieces 10 bosr'. for The siis-
and an ,ight .ld,d plscr f,r the bottom.
Nail these together, aGd you will have TIE
foundation for your rustic ~oit. Ihe
usnt thing 4. To- dig up sons roots oi thr
common laurel. wa.h lh'se, aud ih.n
call on John 10 saw them iulo pieces OF
suitable ierg'h u nall an The bssh'
Scrspe 90. with stuii', pert 100, ahl ..
The outside baTs. The w'-'i must % n'el
shiis frssh. for u spOn b-cpm-- too hsfh
- gsi Q psil ihroagh u. Nall ihe pieces
to The BASKET. in sny wst f.oey dleisss-
The roughsr snd In"f- t~ls,'d TIE foos
she - tier they look Affov."poi mssrs
very pretty hsui.-s. tut waerv ihl, c AZ
not be found, Frsp- 'in'- osn rsslD oe
used Instead Piciufs- of fustc wofk
furnish many if.ss of bow 10 male hand e.
etc. Amer the nal,bsi woodwork Is ofy'
give u. whole = g',Di cat of shelac var
nlsh. Nov plant In the center oi The oss'
ket fern OF .om- other iolisgs plant anh
81 the side "a Ivy, with some uAiiins vine
AZ the edges, ami you will have somsthing
a. pretty q. those ~ your rich nsishDofs,
sud something which will cost nothing
tut your work.
Brackets c.n be- oheap,y made by euitiug
two pieces Of pine board In the shape of
half clrclss-on. for shelf snd one for q
back 10 f.steu 10 The wall Put q quarter
circle piece under the shelf for support
Now tsku straight pieces Of lsufel root
aud nall them ou N. back and the undsr
eide ofthe sh, n close enough To hide The
board. Nall roaghsr pieces on the edges
90 they will project above and below the
board. Give the whole coat OF varnish
aud fas,en 20 the wall. Set upon IL rus.
tic cross, with autumn lesyes-eiiaer Val
or natural ones pressed (the wax ones are
pret,iest. )-,railing over II, and-weI,
you will feel repaid for all Jour trouble.
Beautiful window gardens can be made
OF the same wood and In the same wy;
or very pretty ones can be made with lees
iroublel with q common box made 10 d,
your window. Take straight pieces OF
wood with the bark on, split them 10
two 80 thu, Que side will b nat. Cut
these little longer than needed, ard nall
the fat side on your box, letting them pro-
jsct about an inch ~ the top and bottom
Make use OF two kinds OF wood-bright
and dark-lt will be pretty. White birch
and tops OF laurel look well together
putting two Of laurel and one OF birch.
Now make . trellis OF grapevine - reach
TO the top OF the window. fili your boz
with gooi rich earth. Plant In each end
German ivy. or some climbing vinei In the
center Q Carl Halt fusehis; myrtle ct the
edges To droop down, and al In between
these with sweet alvssum and bright Toll
age plants. with all this you viii have
something that win delight you all the
winter with It, beauty. American Fdrm
Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24

IT Was A CmEsrsur.-"Did il eveI
occur TO you," asked . casual caller
"ihat woman IL . oonundrum. but mar
Is never inclined to give her up fiat.
ter myself that Il Is . pretty good one"
eyes," replied the snake editor
thouRhtfully, "that IL IN excellent idea
You probably may not know that Hsrod'
otus mentioned il. butyou will certainly
be surprised to learn ths, when Cham
pollion unrsvelled the mysteries OF the
eunsifsm inscriptions in Egypt, the frs,
s,sne.wn,ins be deciphered vas the cpl.
taph Of man Who when boy ate must
made from wheat raised from seed found
wrapped up with the dscayins mummy
Of that joke"
The casual caller went sadly away,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
LoNoFRLLow's EXCELSIOR
oNcE DECLINED WIN INSULT ~ Asru'
riD runLIsiILR.

I.ongfello-'. Excelsior" J. aid 10
have had . wider circulation than any
other poem ever written. l, has passed
through innumsrable editions. and been
translated into almo., every language Of
the civilized word. toe u the poets
biosr.phe,. Who learned /, hom the
poet. Own lips. has told hos the poem
came TO be written; bat al interesting
circumstance. anticipating IT. in'roiae'
,ioa 10 the world. admiration, - here
for the frs, time made public. ~rii,. .
correspondent, 10 The Critic. in 1889
No." writes the bioguphsr. 81 ~.'
EDITOR Of The Ladies Companion. =
monthly magazine Published Ia Ns~
York by an ignorant. prof.ne. eonesii-
ed fellow. whom had indi'efseily en-
gagged to serve by letter. without pre-.
,ioa. Sigh, or knowlsdss OF him. lie
had . .i.ec.,o .,uter. ~hich-s bis
impe,uous nature led him to talk With
gr,a, r.pidi,y-Pune,uAi.d his speech IN
|. very distressing way. the accompany.
ing eoniortions Of his ooan,snanee IN
eisa.ing the peculiar effect. | learned
on entering hi. service ,hs, Lonsfsllo~.
then bu, literary hedsling. had agreed
to furnish the Companion With occasional
short poems. a, the rate Of sli each ;
and one morning. as entered the othee
in William street. the plbli.her hailed
me from his desk near the do0i. with .
"L.l.l.lcok here. H; s.s-see VIA, .
d.dd.d-d piece u nonsense Long
fellow hs. sent me. Js-js-jast listen TO
to this" Ttsn be proceeded to read the
frs, s,anIa Of the poem. bis Indignation
and bis od.rseuning s,u,,er uniting IN =
display Of elocu,ion the like OF which. we
may safely presume the lyric has never
since been tie subject Of. Ba, !, Was
on the word Excelsior. Of the meaning
Of which be had no, the 'ligh,es, eoneeP-
ton. tha, be vented the full volume OF
his wrath. Pronouneing 1t "ES.shell.
shorl he uttered |, with ~ expression
Of whitening contempt, There. be
,aid. Il omi, the s,uitering), ibid you
ever hear anything equal to hiatt Now
just listen to another verse !" Then he
read the ,eeond as he had done the fret.
ard pss.ionatsly folding the manuscript
said 81 wonder IL I.ongfellow thinks be
can gouge Ella GU, Of me for such piece
Of id Trash ss that! I'm no, such
= fool, I can tell him. and I'll send IL
back and give him piece Of my mind"
THAT Was al heard Of the poem .,
that time. No doubt he did send II back
Immediately. inelosed In IN insulting let
ter; and II Lonsfellow. like Keats. bad
been the victim OF . morbid snsibili,y.
that could be wounded TO the death by
hanh criticism, he might have suppress.
ed the poem, and the world would have
lost . treasure"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24

what . truly beautiful world We live In
Nature gives us grandeur OF mountains,
glsns. and oceans. aud thousands OF means
of Enjoyment. We can desire no better
when In perfect health; bat how often DO
the msJoriiy % people feel like giving u up
dishsArtsned, discouraged and worn gu,
with disease. when there IL no occasion
Tor this feeling. As every sufferer can easily
obtain satisfactory proof. that Grseas A.
gust FIO,eer will make them free from dis
ease, a. when born Dyspepsis and Liver
Complaint are the direct causes OF seventy.
I've per cent. OF such maladies - Bilious
ness. Indigestion. Sick Headache. Costive-
ness, Nervous Prostitution, Dizziness OF
the Head. Pslpltstlon OF the Heart. and
other distressing symptoms. Three doses
OF AHgusi FlOeer will prove Its wonderful
effect Sample bottles, ioc. Tryit
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PIEDMONT!

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.slsts ip'o $3.50. 49, p u 80. 49,.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24

-DruAtsaasss. ~ Liga0r HIbi, cda D,
Ca'ei ~ dimialstsriag Dr. HIiass' Golden
Sp,clfc can be given In = cup OF coffee
OF tea without the knowledge Of The per-
sou taking n. fleeing . speedy aud per
msneut cure. whether the patient Il mod.
srsis dfinser 90 an alcoholic wreck. Thou
sants ~ drunkaris have been made ten
perate men Who have taken the Golden
Specific In their coffee without their kpovl
stcs. and 10 day believe they Quit drinking
% their own FREE will. No harmful Effects
result from IT, ADMINISTRATION. Cars gusr.
snised Send Tor circular sni full psr,ie.
ulsrs. Adir~ss In eonniencs GoLDES srk
CIVIC Co. lsj Rsee ST., Cincinnsti, O.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
JAMES WENT FrsuISa.-"Jsmes." Q

JANIS WENT frsuiSd.-"Jsmes, said
the president OF an Onio manufacturing
eomp,ny. you have been with US IS long
yesrs."
"res, sir"
"And would trust you with every dol.
lar have In the world"
Thanks. Mr.. whit-many thanks"
"Bat James, speculation IL 90 rife that
the board have decided 20 examine your
books, it's q mere matter OF form. you
know. and you may 20 on fishing to-mor-
row while IN expert glsucss over them.
Hope you luck. james"
james shortage was $1,000. and he
wrote frou Canada that IL began II ysars
ago.
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ALviy sQulgls.

In the great t.i.l 'r'n0 thr bar or r1h.
NC opinion, thr Sa.lf.r Remedies N
Dr. X. e. Flower Die 4 rr,r.c.s aui
alone They cure when rhis.cilns and
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known anu rcl.4b'e o. source, speaks
volumes yet if b. ir' ouc ~ thousands
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forms ~ disouOi or torpid liver Tor
dyspepsia. iuf -f .iln1. ml'assimliaiion.
II 4 the bcst Spr.Is i.rm,dy fof general
debility anil lis.ltgic ever prescribed
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druggist. who. on application. viii present
you With copy Of our magnificent FOR
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~ 70 vnHnInlul

how easily rheumatism begins and how
insidiously Il grows In the system, until
one i startled 10 find himself ils victim
IN either the acute or chronic form. lie
then learns the fearful tenaciiy Of ia
grip and the utter poverlcssness 81 the
orlinary remedies n give relief.
Probably 60 no disease have physicians
given more study, AMI none has more
Completely lafilcl their edorts o. provide
n n,.cifc. AMI until Athlophor- was de
,..vrrcl there was no medicine which
would surcly cure rheumatism, neuralgia
snl nervous or sick headache. Thousands
n testimonials like the following prove
.cyond question that Aihlophorus y the
OILY reliable remedy, and that Il will do
all that Is claimci Coz H.
i.i.lon, also Lewiston, Ne. April 3, 1885.
Nv mother. Mrs.. u. Dwelley. has been
n rr,at sufferer with the neuralgia for
thirty. Eve year., and al times very severely,
49, much n to dclhrune her reason. Afisr
spending a gryai deal of money Coz various
mciicincs she al last procured bottle Of
Aihlnphorus. anil % her asionishmsnt. u
Lat dsac more Coz her than all else that
.i.o has ever tried. anil nos considers her
ss.f aln,o.t cnrcd She l. scv,niy-sight
Mns II. y. MrRRfiI-
Lewiston. Ne. April 7, 1850.
u--i one l-o,ile % AihlophorOs for
muscular rheumatism IN the arm, the
single l-sllc cured me. took Aihlcpho-
ras l.,au.c vas told IL would cure rheu.
maii.m and neuralgia. and Il was no, a
mrdicinc like many oihers that were AL
,criissd 20 cure everything. In the hope
n rrichins ANYBODY suffering -ilh rheu-
matism write b. az or that disease Aih'
lophor,e !. posilive cure.
\. H. IIAu. g. High II.
Every druggist .hoall keep Aihlophoros
"a Nihioplior- illl.. bus where they can
o., II. bought ul toe druggist the Athlo.
phor,. ga. ~ Wall ~, New York, viii
s,al either (nruagc paid on rcceip, Of
r. lar pficr which j. sl.oO per bottle
r. Ahlnpl,lfls lni ~. Cor Pills.
fsr Ir.r at tail.l ii-ca-e.. dfsrst-iA. In.
dilrsiIri tltesknl.. uervu-I. asttiltf. ai-s.-..
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
4 -CuARApH

t-CiiAaapE-
Both mss and beast without my frat
wOald surely suffer, die;
And millions could no, work, Im SURF,
without me In supply.
Merit. with some fruit, our Granipa'-
dld
And covered With much care
To keep oat Frosty Jacks sharp nose,
Ani blltrrd'- piercing air.
ifAiri we'd morc attention give,
Much better IL would be;
Temptation would not be 80 great
Iffliri. We'd DO, ard dee.
SOs, a. q trAOls. I'm on, perforcr,
ca many = railroad lice;
For fearful would the danger be
With ruauirg not on time.
81 ID.
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the coNMANpER.Iy cnIEr

of'he Gr,nd Army ~ the Rspahl'c. M,joi
Geo-c~ y Mrrril. Pew r~meiis. are bit
ter tunNn IN al. vicinity than Salpha .
Bitter their sale has been very general
thrpush ,ai mi. section. All The nanper
ofrrliAble sni we'll .itesi~i cases ~ ben
eeeal results aai recovery bg their as~. l.
large AM bryoai dispaie
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24

W e Potter. 90 ws,-rfiri. y Y. vss
couhi.d - hl. hoi.e f,r nearly . year
frum liver compliant. bslus uusble IN 81.
tni . haslo~.s ~. pAV.icisns gave
him ~ relief wIsr,K's B.Ls,a oT Win
CHrHEY clrri hin
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24

SMALL fLiEA-Plsnts have TO sSagsle
against 90 many insect enemies that IL 10
Impossible TO say, without seeing them.
which Il r. that causes you 90 much uouo-
le. We would advise patting coarse to-
baceo on the tops OF the pots, - u IL very
effective against the greatly (sphis) and,
10 fact, against nearly al other insect enc
niles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24

Ape, b. sfii,.n some lins. entitled
Il OSc No Msna Dollar" The. N true,
. conclusive evidence that he IL engaged
in som other ha'iass. than writing poet.
~
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RAJ Esr,rs

a. honest ani specify cure for all pains.
ache. AL SsASnessss Apply The Aop
rilsisrs AMI note their soothing. psiu..llsy-
ing g1Aliiies Oaly - cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24

A book agent has had . woman sr.
rested for attacking him with butcher
knife. Doa't judge her too hastily. Per.
hsps she didl's know how to Ore . shot.
gun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24
THE HoMEMAKERs' COLUMN.

Corresponience on prseti cal topics. comm
propsriy und,r the head Of this eolumn. u -
Iicitsd. Address all communicst i0ns intsniesi
for this department Ia Editor of Hon smAksf's
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24

TIE sstoti.hias sT.sth 10 he ,.iss ~ Mas I.
safsapsfliIa IL one 0f he strongest sfiiseces u
lts merit.
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suHption aicae, Ia sfsaisf IN n All other ~Afssf =
tiuss q mbined n 70 ths sniy OIL .afsapafAAs
toe Is c.Its 90 the maftet. Hfmfmbsf 4 elrfs or
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q the sc.p o. feTsms. fiHplss. Chronf u
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DiIis Head, Ae.. o. eommOn 10 The sprinE sni
summef
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tof sale By I'll nfstslsss msdiclne dealers. ~
ssnt pet pail on rcsip, ~ pr.ee. Try hsei -
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24

A man who l. fooled 90 tie i.i ~ April
IL always overcOm- with shane. bat the
same man msy make fool OF hlnsslievsry
other day In the year and think nothing
ahou. u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24

&c, Acir-s.. ofL).-ll. ,,h laya salt
rk-um ulcer. covered hsf his bpiy, v>s
cnrci ~ Aver. Sv.spullla.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24

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Ny DIST 4. la Suhica. IN omsr, or sign;
Nv usxi l. Ia YoHrs. hai never Ia minss
Ny ihiri Z. Ia nIsisr. ausclsr 90 lords
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hoard
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NJ .ixihyou mcst ,uf,ly will nni In loul
Alnf
Ny seventh O. In aaA'ioa. tall roomy
hlusf;
N, siehth III d,fas sst The tail of . nous
Nos ifsta i,Aois yoa shoul Ger ehance
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..e. yNi.N LoruLlcE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24

Firs, Young Boston Blocd.-"ssy. DuI.
ley. did you ever see the sun rise" Sec.
Ond Youug Boston Blooi.-"So, Sam. i
don't remember ,hs, I ever stayed up so
late as tnst"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24

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81. rus.' "rhst. ~ht I hsli.ve In.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-24

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